Arts News
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Turnaround Arts Initiative: Arts Education is Education Reform
News 1 May 2012 | 11:03 amPresident Obama’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities leads the way in improving struggling schools with unique arts intensive curriculums.
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PBS Arts Programs Expecting Major Reductions in NEA Funding
News 17 Apr 2012 | 9:00 amDue to a high number of grant applicants and poor government support for the NEA, notable PBS arts programs expect[…]
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Art Auction Sends Students to Arts Advocacy Day
News 12 Apr 2012 | 9:00 amFor nine years, Drexel University’s Arts Administration Graduate Association has sent students to Arts Advocacy Day through the support of[…]
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New York Leaders Discuss Arts and the Economy
News 10 Apr 2012 | 9:19 amA panel of artists, arts administrators, and elected officials share their thoughts on the effects the arts have on the[…]
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Arts Education In America 10 Years After NCLB
News 5 Apr 2012 | 4:57 pmA picture of arts education 10 years after NCLB
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Announcing the ArtServe Michigan Arts Action Network
Michigan state capitolAnnouncing the launch of the ArtServe Michigan Arts Action Network, a new 501(c)(4) nonprofit membership organization affiliated with ArtServe Michigan to heighten the impact of advocacy for the arts, culture and arts education and the transformative power of the creative economy in Michigan. The Network's mission is "to engage advocates and leverage all available resources to influence positive change for arts, culture and arts education at the federal, state and local levels".
The Network was created to increase the impact of arts advocacy in Michigan by maximizing all available resources for grassroots and direct lobbying. The Network will lead arts advocacy action efforts – connecting and engaging Michigan arts advocates to take action in support of the arts at the local, state and federal levels. Further, the Network will provide an increased presence in the state and federal legislative and election arenas through the use of additional lobbying resources.
In its affiliate role as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, ArtServe Michigan will continue leading statewide arts advocacy with a sharpened focus on the development and dissemination of research, information, and resources such as toolkits to educate and equip its constituents to be informed and effective advocates for the creative sector in Michigan.
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